Simple Network Management Protocol - SNMP

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a standard protocol used to communicate management information between the network management stations (NMS) and the agents (ex. routers, switches, network devices) in the network elements. By conforming to this protocol, equipment assemblies that are produced by different manufacturers can be managed by a single program. SNMP protocol is widely used via Internet protocol (IP) and operates over UDP well-known ports of 161 and 162. SNMP was originally defined in RFC1098 and is now obsolete and updated by RFC1157.

This figure shows the basic operation of simple network management protocol (SNMP). xxx Agent xxx management information base (MIB) xxx Queries xxx Events.

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